KlasseBBrände
Klasse B Brände refer to fires involving flammable liquids. This classification is part of an international system used to categorize fire types, aiding in the selection of appropriate firefighting agents and techniques. Common examples of Class B flammable liquids include gasoline, oil, grease, alcohol, and solvents. These substances ignite easily and can spread rapidly.
The primary hazard associated with Class B fires is the volatile nature of the liquids, which can
Understanding Class B fire hazards is crucial for safety protocols in industrial settings, laboratories, garages, and